Albatross Carmichael In Riot Debate Across Cities
The piece denounces civil unrest tied to Stokely Carmichael and examines riot damage in Prattville Tampa and Cincinnati. It argues for reinforced police, national guard use, and preemptive prevention while blaming agitators for fueling violence and undermining educated Black advancement.
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Prattville
Alabama
Tampa
Florida
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Stokely Carmichael
Johnson
America
Carmichael
Farm Immigrants and Urban Cope In Postwar Shift
The piece surveys one million farm emigrants yearly seeking city life, noting rural decline, urban adjustment challenges, and efforts by federal and private groups to revive rural economies. It cites Johnson’s executive order and examples from Chicago, plus France’s rural programs, as nations confront farm to city migration.
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Johnson
Chicago
Appalachia
Tariff Concessions From Kennedy Round Draw Mixed Reactions
Final details on the Kennedy Round tariff concessions will be printed and distributed to participating governments at month end. The accord achieves a 34 percent tariff cut from a 50 percent goal, with parts of the chemical industry likely unhappy while Congress is expected to approve after review.
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Washington
Congress
Big Two or United Nations Will Have To Enforce Solution
A 1967 opinion piece argues for enforceable Middle East peace via major powers or the United Nations. It cites arms supplies by the United States and Soviet Union, Suez and Gulf of Aqaba tensions, Palestinian displacement, and the need for a binding mechanism for waterways and self-determination. It warns against reliance on UN peacekeeping alone and stresses broader international accountability.
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Big Two
United Nations
Washington
Middle East
Russia
United States
Southeast Asia
U.N
Israel
Suez Canal
Gulf of Aqaba
Jerusalem
Nasser
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Ramsey Clark and the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Debate
A 1960s profile portrays Ramsey Clark as a liberal reformer who channels sympathy for the underprivileged into federal policy. It notes his push for bail abolition and improved counsel while raising concerns about potential bias in prosecuting crime among Negro communities.
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Washington
Dallas
Ramsey Clark
New Frontier
United States
Lands Division
The
Justice
Bob Kennedy
Justice Department
Clark
University of Mississippi
Birm
Young Republicans Gird For Omaha Convention Clash
The 1966 Young Republican National Federation gathering in Omaha shapes as a pitched battle for chairman between Jack McDonald and Jim Betts, with Ray Cooper a third candidate. Rollins of the Rockefeller camp and Buz Lukens weigh in as factions shape the race while George Romney and Ronald Reagan prepare to address delegates.
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Republican National Federation
Omaha
Nebraska
National Federation of Republican Women
Washington
D. C
Clifton White
Goldwater
Gladys O’donnell
California
George Murphy
Ronald Reagan
Phyllis Schlafly
Young Republicans
Jack McDonald
Tennessee
Jim Betts
Ohio
Ray Cooper
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Betts
Nelson Rockefeller
Hugh Scott
Cooper
McDonald
Buz Lukens
Coo
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Michigan
Miami
Tom van Sickle
Kansas
Idaho
Maryland
North Carolina
Colorado
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Republican National Committee
Ray Bliss
Bliss
George Romney
Nixon
Romney
Reagan
How To Keep Well MEDICAL BROWSING
Readers discuss fears of temperature changes and drafts while noting the body adapts to minor shifts. Dr. Harry S. Goldsmith cites the milk rejection sign in lactating mothers as a possible early cancer indicator. Spontaneous cancer regression and adhesions surgery are also addressed along with liver related swelling and differences in shock therapy.
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Harry S. Goldsmith
Sloan - Kettering Cancer Center
Is a Future the Same as a Stitch in Health Hint
Health Hint suggests changes and stitches are interchangeable in practical use but notes seam stresses may differ. The reader is advised to consider timing and effect when applying such terms to daily care.
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Monroe Star Establishes Incorporation Office in Monroe La
The Monroe Star reports the formation of a corporation with offices at North 4th and Olive Street Monroe Louisiana zip T1206. The piece lists officers including William H. Bronson president Jack Campbell and Edmund G. Brown assistant, noting representation in New York Detroit St Louis and other cities.
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Monroe dews-Star
Lass
Meares Fee Ice
Savey Y Jews Star
Iporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Monroe
O Wing, Jr
Jack C. Gales
Harding
Ottices Ces
New York
Sieane
Atlentee
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Aene
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chariot
Ean
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